The Authors Show® Introduces 'Going Home' Author Dennis Jay Gelbaum

Dennis Jay Gelbaum, the author of 'Going Home' will be featured on The Authors Show® on Monday, January 13th on Channel 7. Gelbaum's interview (hosted by Don McCauley) will be available for a full 24 hours starting at midnight New York time (EST) and can be listened to at any time during that 24-hour period from anywhere around the world, no matter what time zone. The interview can be listened to at http://theauthorsshow.com or https://wnbnetworkwest.com/

'Going Home' is a poignant collection of poetry that dives deep into the themes of love, dreams, personal struggles, and existential reflection. It belongs to the genre of contemporary poetry, particularly focused on personal narrative and emotional exploration.

'Going Home' will captivate an audience with its vivid blend of poetry, photographs, and illustrations. It explores the spectrum of adult disillusionment - emotions - while it celebrates the beauty of family, love, and dreams through a reflective and colorful lens. Gelbaum adds "I tend to wear rose colored glasses. viewing the world with an overly optimistic perspective, essentially seeing only the positive aspects and ignoring potential negatives. It's proven to be a very challenging and mostly an unrealistic way of looking at life. But it's given me my edge."

'Going Home' is a richly woven tapestry of verses that encapsulate the complex emotions tied to human connections, loss, and self-discovery. Dennis Jay Gelbaum's work is a reflection of his personal experiences and observations regarding growing up, love, dreams, and the darker aspects of life such as war and addiction. The book's poems are not merely reflections but intimate confessions that explore the spectrum of human feelings-from the joys of falling in love to the deep lows associated with grief and existential questioning.

The poems are vividly expressive, depicting moments that resonate with anyone who has grappled with the reality of love's impermanence and the dreams that shift and fade. Gelbaum's verses evoke the challenges of navigating relationships, the struggles with personal demons, and the universal quest for meaning amid chaos. For instance, in "Losing Touch," the fear of estrangement from a beloved son highlights the poignant complexities of familial bonds, while "My Father, Taking His Breath Away" delves into the sorrow and longing that accompanies loss.

Thematically, Gelbaum also addresses societal issues-war, addiction, and the pursuit of peace-imploring readers to reflect on these narratives. Poems like "Please Give Peace a Chance" resonate deeply, urging a collective understanding of the futility of violence. Each poem is paired with uniquely interpretable illustrations and/or photographs, adding layers to the reading experience and prompting the reader to delve deeper into the emotional landscape that Gelbaum paints.
'Going Home' encapsulates the complex emotions tied to human connections, loss, and self-discovery. The book's poems are not merely reflections but are intimate confessions that explore the spectrum of human feelings-from the joys of falling in love to the deep lows associated with grief and existential questioning. The poems are vividly expressive, depicting moments that resonate with anyone who has grappled with the reality of love not lasting forever and the dreams that shift and fade. Gelbaum adds "If there is a central message in the book it's that "The roads we travel, the journeys we take are littered with forks."

'Going Home' is particularly recommended for those who appreciate deeply personal, emotive poetry that speaks to the human condition. Readers who are navigating their own life's complexities or are drawn to narratives of emotional resilience will find solace and connection within these pages. It is ideal for poetry enthusiasts and those seeking to reflect on their own experiences of love and loss.

Overall, 'Going Home' is an evocative journey through the mind of a sensitive soul trying to make sense of life, love, and the spaces in between, making it both relatable and profoundly moving.

100% of the book's revenue is being shared with artists from Freepik and Pixabay who provided photographs and illustrations. The e-book, paperback, and hardcover are available NOW.

Order it here:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DDJ7KDLC

See the book trailer here:
https://youtu.be/H96UsuHpIwA

Visit the blog:
https://goinghomejourneybydjg.blogspot.com/2024/08/now-im-going-home.html

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Dennis Jay Gelbaum
CEO
ramp it up entertainment
6146 Prairie Bend Lane
Frisco, TX 75036

Dennis Jay Gelbaum is an international award-winning Creative Director, Producer, Director, Copywriter, Author, and Inventor. Gelbaum is presently the CEO of ramp it up entertainment - a full service advertising, marketing and promotions agency focused on creating brand funded content, interactive and immersive entertainment and multimedia experiences. (Live, virtual and hybrid events)

Gelbaum adds "we believe in the power of storytelling to motivate and inspire. From the campfire to the web, authentic stories unite communities, build bridges and create connections. Rooted in the primal, human experience of communication, the company harnesses the power of technology to deliver engaging content to audiences in ways both resonant and meaningful, creating pathways for people, institutions, companies and brands to tell their story. Ramp it up entertainment connects brands to consumers and consumers to brands and NOBODY EVENTS BETTER - NOBODY!

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